Multiply charged aromatic cations : The heptalenium dication
D K Craig, Leo Radom, III HF Schaefer
Abstract
D K Craig, Leo Radom, III HF Schaefer
Abstract
A logical route to multiply charged aromatic cations involves the successive fusion of monopositively charged seven-membered rings, beginning with the tropylium cation C7H7+. Ab initio molecular electronic structure theory has been applied to the second member of the series, the heptalenium dication C12H102+, which is predicted to be bound relative to selected possible fragmentation partners. By suitable synthetic procedures, it should be possible to prepare both the heptalenium dication and perhaps larger members of the series, such as the cyclohepta[b]heptalenium trication C17H133+.
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A logical route to multiply charged aromatic cations involves the successive fusion of monopositively charged seven-membered rings, beginning with the tropylium cation C7H7+. Ab initio molecular electronic structure theory has been applied to the second member of the series, the heptalenium dication C12H102+, which is predicted to be bound relative to selected possible fragmentation partners. By suitable synthetic procedures, it should be possible to prepare both the heptalenium dication and perhaps larger members of the series, such as the cyclohepta[b]heptalenium trication C17H133+.
Key concepts: Dication, Chemistry, Ab initio quantum chemistry methods, Fragmentation (computing), Ab initio, Quantum chemistry, Computational chemistry, Macromolecule